ObamaCare is still going into effect in 2014, but one key component of it is being temporarily shelved. The White House today postponed by one year a rule requiring employers to either provide coverage to employees or face hefty fines, reports the Wall Street Journal. The rule will take effect in 2015, instead of 2014...

That's all fine and good, but that's not the argument being made by LiveStream.

The argument was that Obamacare polls badly, when in fact awareness of it hardly extends beyond the individual mandate.

The mandate polls terribly, but everything it pays for polls very well, with majorities across the board.

Which again doesn't matter. If you poll against the mandate but you are for all the "goodies" then you are still 100% against Obamacare. Unless you have a section of Obamacare that can exist without the mandate then you have an exception.

Say the Democrats put up a bill today saying "let's repeal the employer mandate and replace it with a drastically less damaging solution for employers, such as having to provide health insurance to their employees on a per capita basis rather than an arbitrary 50+ employees limit."

You tell me, Pete: What percentage of Democrats vote for that, and what percentage of Republicans vote for it?

Say the Democrats put up a bill today saying "let's repeal the employer mandate and replace it with a drastically less damaging solution for employers, such as having to provide health insurance to their employees on a per capita basis rather than an arbitrary 50+ employees limit."

You tell me, Pete: What percentage of Democrats vote for that, and what percentage of Republicans vote for it?